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outerly
outerly, adv. (a.) Now rare. (ˈaʊtəlɪ) Forms: 4– outer-, (4–5 outir-, outre-, owter-, owtre-, 5 outtur-, 5–6 outter-); 4–5 -liche, -li, 5–7 -ly. [Another form of utterly, conformed to out, outer. It is remarkable that this was very frequent in 14–15th c., when outer itself was rare.] † 1. In an utte... Oxford English Dictionary
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outrely
outrely obs. form of outerly. Oxford English Dictionary
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utterly
▪ I. † ˈutterly, a. Obs. rare. Also 3 -liche. [f. utter a. + -ly1. Cf. MHG. ûterlîk, MDu. ûterlic (Du. uiterlijk), MHG. ûȥerlîch (G. äusserlich), Da. yderlig, Sw. ytterlig, extreme, excessive.] 1. Open, manifest; = openly a.12.. Ancr. R. 344 To eueriche preoste mei ancre schriuen hire of swuche open... Oxford English Dictionary
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oultreli
† ˈoultreli, adv. Obs. rare. [ad. OF. oultrément, mod.F. outrément, excessively, absolutely, f. outré, outré. Perh. confused or identified with Eng. outerly, utterly.] Absolutely, quite.1390 Gower Conf. III. 230 Thei have him oultreli refused. Oxford English Dictionary
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outer
▪ I. outer, a. (n.1) (ˈaʊtə(r)) Forms: 5–6 outter, (6 outar), 5, 7– outer. [A new comparative formed immediately on out, instead of the inherited form utter from OE. {uacu}terra, uttra, which had ceased to show relationship to out; cf. late, latter, later. Occasional examples of outer, outter occur ... Oxford English Dictionary
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throughout
throughout, prep., adv., a. (θruːˈaʊt) ME. forms (more than 70) in þurh, þuruh, þurgh, þurȝe, þurf, þoru, þorw, þoruȝ, þorȝ, þorȝe, þorou, þorow(e, thairgh, thurf, thorgh, thorow, thorough, thorrow, thru, thro, throw, etc. with {uacu}t(e, out(e, owt(e, etc.; also contr. 2 þurut, 5 þrowte, throute, 5... Oxford English Dictionary
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nay
▪ I. nay, v. Obs. exc. arch. (neɪ) [a. OF. neier, var. noier, nier:—L. negāre (see deny and renay), or, in later use, f. nay adv.] 1. † a. To refuse (to do something). Obs. rare.13.. Gaw. & Gr. Knt. 1836 He nay[ed] þat he nolde neghe in no wyse, Nauþer golde ne garysoun. 13.. E.E. Allit. P. B. 65 An... Oxford English Dictionary
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